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When a writer tells you how to get the work done, they’re telling you what works for them. That’s useful. But it might be completely wrong for you. So we test it. This Might Work is a podcast about creative experiments. In each episode, host Bec Evans takes one idea from a writer, artist or thinker - something practical, surprising or slightly unconventional - and puts it to the test with a real writer, working on a real project.
Every experiment is different. Every writer responds differently. But each episode leaves you with something concrete to try in your own work.
Because writing advice is everywhere. The only question that matters is: will it work for you?
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alates 11. mai 2026
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This Might Work is the podcast that puts writing advice to the test. Each week, host Bec Evans takes a creativity tip from a writer, artist or thinker – and gets a real writer to try it out on a real project. Oliver Burkeman, Emma Gannon, Mason Currey and more have their methods road-tested to find…
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The writer Oliver Burkeman types out every draft from scratch - then deletes the original. In this first episode of This Might Work, host Bec Evans puts Burkeman's 'starting afresh' technique to the test, following writer and literacy educator Elizabeth Morphis as she uses it to revise her book - a…
When writing isn’t working, the instinct is usually to try harder and spend longer at your desk. But bestselling author Emma Gannon learned after burnout that creativity needs time away from work.
In this episode of This Might Work, Emma shares her solo creative boosts, inspired by Julia Cameron’s …
The author and journalist Benjamin Myers ignored the writing advice he was given aged 22 - and went on to publish fourteen books. In this episode of This Might Work, host Bec Evans explores what time of day we do our best creative work, talking to the award-winning writer about his late-night writi…
What if the answer to a stuck writing project wasn't more time, more planning, or more thinking - but six minutes and a scrappy piece of paper? In this episode of This Might Work, host Bec Evans explores 'exploratory writing', a daily practice developed by author and publisher Alison Jones that us…
What if the answer to a stuck or stalling writing project wasn't to sit back down at your desk - but to pick up a pair of scissors? In this episode of This Might Work, host Bec Evans explores the cut-and-reassemble method developed by Mason Currey, bestselling author of Daily Rituals, who turns red…
What if the way to finally finish a stalled piece of writing wasn't planning, but four hours of writing without stopping to think, edit or look back? In this episode of This Might Work, host Bec Evans explores the developmental free-writing method created by Peter Elbow, the legendary writing teach…
To close series one, we're revisiting six writers' advice and the experiments it inspired - from Oliver Burkeman's ‘massively eccentric' approach to editing (delete the document, retype from scratch) to Mason Currey's cut-up-your-draft-with-scissors method for finding new connections in your work. …
Nominated for the Man Booker Prize, the novelist Wyl Menmuir credits the sea with transforming him from a distractible city-dweller into a working writer. Bec explores the 'blue mind theory' behind why water calms our minds and unlocks creativity - then sends retired teacher Nancy Harris McLelland …
Editing our own writing is hard when we're too close to the words. Journalist and editor Susanna Schrobsdorff shares a simple, free technique she learned at TIME magazine: read your work out loud, then find a 'willing victim' to read it to. Business writer Bruno Selun puts it to the test on a repor…
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